Wilson's Plea For League Of Nations Continues
President Wilson urges Americans to back the league, arguing it safeguards liberty and peace. He praises the Allied cause, honors the World War generation, and emphasizes unity, moral power, and the need to prevent a return to despair without the covenant. He predicts rapid settlements in Paris and appeals for steadfast support at home.
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Germany
Europe
America
Eurers
Paris
Taft
League of Nations
Wwe
Alliantes
Italy
Great Lakes Frauds Not Probed Despite Navy Inquiry
CHICAGO March 6 Lieut Commander B Roberts executive officer at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station says no board of investigation will be ordered to inquire into alleged fraud connected with navy discharges. Court martial will follow for three of six men in custody who confess paying funds to those guilty. An inquest into Samuel Moss of Detroit who killed himself follows the alleged frauds as naval intelligence says he named others.
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Chicago
Roberts
Crieat Lakes Naval Training Station
Samuel Moss
Samuel Mogcovitz
Detroit
Naval Intelligence
Best Medicine for Women Promoted by Portsmouth Letter
Mrs. Sara Shaw of R No 1 Portsmouth Ohio praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularities pains and weakness. She says it restored her health and urged other women to try the root and herb remedy based on the company’s forty years of experience.
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Portamouth
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sara Shaw
R. No
Portsmouth
Strike of Radicals Suppresses Papers
Berlin reports widespread newspaper strikes that halt lead ing bourgeois and liberal papers. News in the city comes from socialist and Spartacist groups and a few conservative papers as radical action blocks Tageblatt Vossische Zeitung Morgenpost and Zeitung Am Mittag from publishing.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Tageblatt
Vossische Zeitung
Morgenpost
Zeitung Am Mittag
Prominent Suffrage Leaders Arrested in New York
In New York on March 5 prominent members of the national Woman's party were arrested for disorderly conduct after a clash with police in front of the Metropolitan Opera House. Alice Paul Doris Stevens of New York and Elsie Hill of Norwalk Conn were named among the detainees as about thirty suffragists faced fifty officers and were dispersed quickly.
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New York
National Woman's Party
Metropolitan Opera House
Wilson
Alice Paul
Doris Stevens
Elsie Hill
Norwalk Conn
Basketball Entries Close For Central A A U Champs
Entries for the Central A A U basketball championship to be decided in Chicago on March 10 11 12 and 14 closed Tuesday night with 16 strong teams entering the Western Midwest field. The University of Chicago and University of Minnesota will not compete as coaches keep them on edge for the conference race.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
Submarines handed to allies as ports prepare for transfer
London via Montreall reports submarines in British ports to be handed to allied governments. Forty seven subs and others up to large oceanic class will be wired to the agreed conditions, with the admiralty stripping engines first before transfer to Italy, Japan, and others.
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London
Montreall
Italy
Japan
Admiralty
One Quinine Brand Promises No Head Effects
Ad claims LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets do not cause nervousness or ringing in the head due to tone and laxative action. Promotes a single product with E W GROVE’S signature on the box and a 30 cent price.
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E.W. Grove
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